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| We've rechecked the data. Extra-solar gravitational wavelengths do vary measureably, depending on the relative positions of the planets in the solar system. | |
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| Yes. There's a unique gravitional wave every 30 degrees. Though these variations are miniscule, they can effect fetal development at the biochemical level. | |
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| Thirty degrees... or approximately 1/12th of the Earth's rotation around the sun! | |
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| Yes. Astonishingly, after $43 million in research, we've effectively proven that astrologers were right all along. | |
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| Which ultimately explains why as a Scorpio, my cock is nearly twice the size of your little Pisces pecker. Ha! In your face, bitch! | |
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